oh yeah, I forgot about that one.

and there is ni hao too ;)

sounds chinese.

that's cause it is!

just makin sure, yo.

very good, grasshoppah *said in a fake chinese accent* :P

*eyes you suspiciously* that ain't no chinese accent! you sound strange!

you're supposed to use your imagination :stare:

in other words, I'm supposed to pretend because in reality, your accent sucks?

I believe that's "Ni Hao Ma".

(you forgot the Ma)

really? I've never heard ma on the end of it.

i never heard of the ma at the end either... and kat, how do you know my accent sucks when you didn't really hear it? :O

because I'm mean and I'll insult you with or without basis. that's how.

Years ago, I had a roommate from Taiwan.
She was teaching me some Mandarin Chinese.

The Ma was at the end. I think it's the "you" in "How are you"?

Guten Tag!

oooo german! yes, good one, jean!

ooh, interesting, jean! I'll have to remember that.
this is a very informative day online.

hrm, I know ohayo gomez is good morning in japanese.

And then there's "Don touch my moustache"

lol...(at least that's what it sounds like).

I heard it at the Japanese Steak House.

It's either Thank you very much, or You're welcome very much...

uh...weird Jean. I don't know what you're talking about.

It's more of a run-on phrase.

Dontuchmymustash...

good morning is said, ohaiyo gozaimasu and thank you very much is arigato gozaimasu
but there are many ways to say different things in that language

Arygato I've heard, and Ohio Gazimus (bless you).

arigatou should be the correct spelling for thank you.

*Dances into the thread gracefully, only to trip over the rug*

*squats down next to the fallen woody* you okay?

ZZZZZZ*

Huh? *looks around* Yah wow, guess I was so tired, I just fell asleep where I fell...